Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-08-12
TELECRA HIC.
Invitations Pouring in.

one clerk ut the White House is occu-
pied in scheduling and recording
them. He is requested to visit almost
every city in the West and South, in
Guiding San Francisco, New Orleans
and Galveston. The President is Sc
riously considering the best use OF the
time he has allotted to himself for his
Western and Southern trip, and he
will take the route which will enable
him to visit the principal representa-
tive cities OF the two sections OF the
country. He has about made up his
mind that he will not go further West
than Kansas City, and very little II
any further south than Atlanta. he
does not desire to be absent from the
Capitol more than 20 days, but delays
and unavoidable circumstances may
prolong his absence five or ten days
more. He will begin the preparation
of his annual message upon his re-
turn, and that and other matters
which will claim his personal atten-
ton will prevent his extending his
visit much beyond November l.
Forged Bonds.
CHICAGO, Aug. 10.-The Daily News
Buffalo, N. Y, special says: Somebody
has forged the bonds of the Leadville
Consolidated Mining Company to the
extent OF $4,000, and the job is such
a good one that the detection came
only from the knowledge that no
bo-Ja 80 SSn Demonstration boI haop
issued. w. C. Dick of Toronto got
Charles Dobson, a reporter here, to
negotiate the sale of the bonds and A.
p. Wright & Co., found a buyer in
New York at 4S cents. When the
bonds reached New York the fraud
was discovered. Wright advanced
800 to Dobson. The quotation on
the bonds has since gone up to 55 cents
and the New Workers claim the differ
ence. The stock is said to have been
originally issued to Isaac A. Radford,
a rich Toronto real estate man, who
distinguished himself in February,
1885. by disappearing under such Cir
cumstances that it was believed he
had been murdered on the Niagara
river. An effort is being made to as
certain who first foated the bogus
securities.
The Dynamiter Mooney.
New YORK, Aug. 10.-The dyna-
inter Mooney told a Star reporter to-
day, that in December. 1881, a scientific
school of explosives was established
in New York in charge of a professor
and under O'Donovan Rossa's care.
Some men were educated in the
science of explosives and Mooney was
one. AT the time he was in the manu-
featuring business. Rosa could not
raise the money to send dynamiters to
London and Mooney volunteered to GO
! at his own expense. He got there
just as Gladstone had passed the
measure stopping discussion o Irish al
fairs. During that session he exploded
a dynamite cartridge in the Parlia-
ment House, but took care to do sc
| when no one was in it. He says the
| Fenian Brotherhood have been dis.
organized by informers and spies who
have managed to secure and spend al
the funds.
The A. o. U. W.
HALEY, Idaho, Aug. 1O.-The Ne
vada jurisdiction OF the A. o. u. w
Lodge, embracing the State of Ne
vada and Territories of Idaho anG
Utah, met at IL NJ. to-day. The Com
mittee on Credentials reported go rep
resentatives present. The report O
the Grand officers was received, re.
ferred to the proper committee, and
radical changes in the Grand Lodge
constitution proposed. The member.
ship of the jurisdiction is 5000, a gair
over last year. They expect to adjourn
the session Thursday. Twenty mem
bers arrived to-day. More are ex.
pected tomorrow. A grand banquet
will be given at the Alturas Hotel this
evening.
A woman Defends Her Home.
DUBLIN, Aug. 10.-Alice Barry de.
fed the police who went to execute
the writ OF eviction against her al
Knockaldt, County Antrim, to-day,
She barricaded her house and with the
assistance Of friends defended it fol
a long time against the large force Of
officers who tried to take it by storm
and who were many times repulsed by
a volly of stones and streams of boil
ing water thrown upon them. The
police finally captured the house by a
charge with fixed bayonets, but not
until many were hurt and one was
badly pitchforked. Five of the de-
tenders of Alice Barry's house were
placed under arrest.
Ignorant Of Mormon Methods.
New York, Aug. 10.-Sun editorial
The Mormons, with every evidence OF
good faith, offer to abandon their
position on polygamy which is a mat
ter to be regulated by conscience and
not by law. They offer to put an
anti-polygamy provision in the pro-
posed State Constitution and put the
power of repeating or multiplying the
provision out of their own hands.
Does any reasonable person suppose
that the survivor of the twin relic of
barbarism can be extinguished n
quicker by compulsion from the out
dido than nv tGa oporafsop of tbo L..